Electronic Devices (Conventional Current Version)
Produktdetaljer
Biografisk notat
Thomas L. Floyd has a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering (SMU) and Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (UF). He has worked as a design engineer at Texas Instruments and senior engineer at Martin-Marietta (now Lockheed-Martin). In addition, he has five years’ experience teaching and as department head of the Electrons Technology program at Valencia Community College, Orlando, FL, and five years teaching electronics technology at Mayland Community College, Spruce Pine, NC. Floyd has been writing textbooks in electronic technology since 1975 including Digital Fundamentals, Principles of Electric Circuits, Electronics Fundamentals, Electronic Devices, Electric Circuit Fundamentals, Digital Fundamentals: A Systems Approach, Digital Fundamentals with PLD Programming, Fundamentals of Analog Circuits: A Systems Approach, Science of Electronics: Digital, Analog Fundamentals, Basic Operational Amplifiers and Linear Integrated Circuits, DC/AC Fundamentals: A Systems Approach, and Renewable Energy Systems.
For courses in basic electronics and electronic devices and circuits
A user-friendly, hands-on introduction to electronic devices filled with practical applications and software simulation
Electronic Devices (Conventional Current Version), 10/e, provides a solid foundation in basic analog electronics and a thorough introduction to analog integrated circuits and programmable devices. The text identifies the circuits and components within a system, helping students see how the circuit relates to the overall system function. Full-color photos and illustrations and easy-to-follow worked examples support the text's strong emphasis on real-world application and troubleshooting. Updated throughout, the Tenth Edition features selected circuits keyed to Multisim V14 and LT Spice files so that students learn how to simulate, analyze, and troubleshoot using the latest circuit simulation software. Additionally, an entirely new Chapter 18, “Communication Devices and Methods,” introduces communication devices and systems.
1. Introduction to Semiconductors 1
2. Diodes and Applications 24
3. Special-Purpose Diodes 102
4. Bipolar Junction Transistors 163
5. Transistor Bias Circuits 216
6. BJT Amplifiers 255
7. BJT Power Amplifiers 319
8. Field-Effect Transistors (FETs) 364
9. FET Amplifiers and Switching Circuits 434
10. Amplifier Frequency Response 493
11. Thyristors 552
12. The Operational Amplifier 590
13. Basic Op-Amp Circuits 656
14. Special-Purpose Integrated Circuits 707
15. Active Filters 753
16. Oscillators 796
17. Voltage Regulators 841
18. Communication Devices and Methods 880
Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems 923
Glossary 937
Index 000
Offers two types of software for circuit simulation, and analysis. Expanded, updated Multisim® Version 14 and all-new LT Spice circuit files for selected examples and troubleshooting problems allow students to measure circuit quantities and troubleshoot faulty circuits in a simulated environment–offering an excellent transition to lab experiments. Files are available on the companion website www.pearsonhighered.com/careersresources/.
Offers an introduction to basic electronic communication devices and methods. An entirely new Chapter 18, “Communication Devices and Methods,” introduces communication devices and systems.
UPDATED: Diversified problem sets–including basic, advanced, troubleshooting, datasheet, and Multisim troubleshooting problems–offer a chance to practice applying theorems and formulas, encouraging students to think through a solution in a logical manner. Many new problems are included in the Tenth Edition.
UPDATED: Offers expanded coverage of key topics, such as:
FETs, including JFET limiting parameters, FINFET, UMOSFET, Current source biasing, Cascode dual-gate MOSFET, and tunneling MOSFET
Thyristors, including SSRs using SCRs, and motor speed control
Switching circuits, including interfacing with logic circuits
PLL
Produktdetaljer
Biografisk notat
Thomas L. Floyd has a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering (SMU) and Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (UF). He has worked as a design engineer at Texas Instruments and senior engineer at Martin-Marietta (now Lockheed-Martin). In addition, he has five years’ experience teaching and as department head of the Electrons Technology program at Valencia Community College, Orlando, FL, and five years teaching electronics technology at Mayland Community College, Spruce Pine, NC. Floyd has been writing textbooks in electronic technology since 1975 including Digital Fundamentals, Principles of Electric Circuits, Electronics Fundamentals, Electronic Devices, Electric Circuit Fundamentals, Digital Fundamentals: A Systems Approach, Digital Fundamentals with PLD Programming, Fundamentals of Analog Circuits: A Systems Approach, Science of Electronics: Digital, Analog Fundamentals, Basic Operational Amplifiers and Linear Integrated Circuits, DC/AC Fundamentals: A Systems Approach, and Renewable Energy Systems.